How to change white background in the picture browser?

[Rockets]

What file should I replace or what theme has already a dark background?

PS: 99% completed by ordi

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[ordi]

Hm, do you mean the white background that you can see to the left and right of a picture if you don't view it in full screen?
In this case you have to replace tex_fullscreen_back and tex_fullscreen_photo_shadow in the photo_player_plugin.rco, but I'm not sure if you mean this.

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[Rockets]

Exactly, but where are these tex files? I try to modify MetalGearSolid 6.60 (http://www.mediafire.com/?99tk8bo3kitxavt) theme. There are 4 RCO files:
opening_plugin.rco
system_plugin_fg.rco
topmenu_icon.rco
topmenu_plugin.rco
But none of them has these tex files.

[ordi]

Here you go: http://www.mediafire.com/download/2s93k ... ear660.ctf (now with the photo_player_plugin.rco and I've already added the black background)

[Rockets]

Just great! Thank you very much. Can I use your photo_player_plugin.rco for any 6.60 ctf theme?

PS: If I go to the next picture, I see a loading screen with a white background. Is it also changeable?

[ordi]

Can I use your photo_player_plugin.rco for any 6.60 ctf theme?

Yeah sure, this works with any 6.60 ctf theme.

PS: If I go to the next picture, I see a loading screen with a white background. Is it also changeable?

Hm, I've noticed this as well, but I don't know how to change this, sorry. Maybe this can be changed in the Page Data of the photo_player_plugin.rco or in one of the .prx files like photo_player.prx, I'm not sure though. Maybe I'll try to change it later, but I'm not very positive that I'll find a way to change it.

[Rockets]

Where can I get all 6.60 prx files? I want to try and find it myself

[ordi]

Here is the CTFTool_Gui v5 beta: http://www.mediafire.com/download/f4519 ... -+Kopie.7z
The files are in the base folder, but unfortunately there are no descriptions for the photo_player.prx offsets for example, so it won't be easy to find anything useful in this file. (if you want to change the values for some other .prx files, keep in mind that there are no descriptions for the 660 prx files at all, but you can check the descriptions for the 639 prx files as they share the same offsets as the 660 prx files)

Edit: But yeah, I don't even know if you can change this white loading background in the .prx files, so it might not be worth the trouble to find it out.